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I would label them similar to what Hattie calls them, by my term is "semi-related baby daddies" or "moochers".

I would highly discourage contacting them frequently if you don't have business to perform, as this could cause you to be ignored and labeled as a waste of time.

The ingredients are just a little different.

The recipe for projected area growth is set with all of the right ingredients: Continued low inventory, announcements of job creation, HQ influx, low residential vacancy, and strong year of year rental growth.

I say wood but I am not using the correct label.

I advise you to take this time to make sure you get a updated rental agreement/lease between you and him, after you do the repairs; take a long, slow video and lots of photos of his unit (& the whole building- especially rental & public areas) LABEL & SAVE the evidence in a safe place (or two!)

Soil and slope are great for wine grapes, but from other conversations we've had, we've been told it's not worth the huge investment for grapes unless you're doing the whole winery thing and producing your own label, etc.

Your contractors can be quick to label you an unreasonable ******* when you push them.  

I must say, doing it the wrong way will give you nothing but headaches and wanting to throw in the towel.However................Doing it the right way will be FUN AND EXCITING.  1st ingredient is the Why and the Want!